EP1536199A1 - Keramische ballistische Schutzschicht - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a ceramic ballistic protective layer for the protection of persons and objects, such as vehicles from fire, especially multiple fire, and other punctiform attacking mechanical loads, as well as methods for their Production.
- a classic ballistic material is steel in specific alloy forms. These alloys withstand hit distances of about three calibers even withstand multiple fire.
- the biggest disadvantage of such systems is the weight per unit area of the ballistic resistance class of eg approx. 70 kg / m 2 for the fire class FB 7.
- ceramic materials have a higher ballistic protective effect in relation to the density and the weight per unit area (about 35-45 kg / m 2 ).
- protective armor made of discrete ceramic Segments, so-called tiles, with lateral dimensions of the order of 100 mm x 100 mm to 20 mm x 20 mm. If hit, only the one hit will be hit Tile destroyed, the surrounding, decoupled by the gap between the adjacent tiles System remains largely intact. The destroyed area corresponds to the Extension of the struck tile.
- protective armor to DE 39 40 623 consists of individual armor elements, preferably ceramic tiles, by means of an adhesive with a protective backing, for example, a high-modulus material Aramid fibers are connected.
- the bombardment of an armor element after this is raised to the direction of impact of the projectile and falls towards the edges of the armor element.
- the bombardment area is called Spherical surface portion or formed as a pyramid or conical surface.
- DE 198 34 393 a consisting of a ceramic material plate element described for a ballistic protective device on at least one of its surfaces - on the side facing the shelling or on the shelling opposite side or on both sides - with individual, from each other by material webs spaced recesses is provided. This will result in a weight reduction of the protective armor reached. Also, if the pits on the the bombardment facing side, the impulse of the impinging projectile to the deflected protruding material webs and mostly destroyed. Preferred are the Wells arranged so that the stagnant webs form a grid.
- the present invention provides a ceramic ballistic protective layer provided, which can be displayed as a large area, possibly curved component and withstand multiple hits with low hit distance. Furthermore, the concerns The present invention A process for producing such a protective layer.
- the ceramic ballistic protective layer according to the invention points to the bombardment facing side on a closed surface, whereas the bombardment opposite surface is characterized by a segmentation of this surface extending into the interior of the protective layer, but the layer does not extend to penetrates to the opposite, the bombardment facing surface.
- the segment structure is either by material-removing process or by material displacing method or produced by wildcards.
- one of one Page outgoing not the layer in its entire thickness crossing segmentation obtainable in that in a running at elevated temperature process two solid interconnected layers whose thermal expansion coefficients differ are generated, so that in the subsequent cooling phase in the layer from the Material with the higher expansion coefficient cracks, which this layer in split individual segments, while the adjacent layer of the material with the lower coefficient of expansion remains crack-free.
- the protective layer according to the invention predominantly from the aspect their use for protection against bombardment is described, the invention is not on limited to this purpose.
- the protective layer according to the invention is also suitable to prevent other punctiform attacking mechanical loads. In the Therefore, the term "bombardment" is only an example of such description below To understand loads.
- the protective layer 1 according to the invention shown in Figures 1 to 4 according to claim 1 a total of about 5 to 150 mm thick.
- the Layer on a closed surface 2 On the side facing the bombardment P, the Layer on a closed surface 2, whereas the remote from the bombardment Surface 3 is characterized by a segmentation coming from this surface extending into the interior of the protective layer 1, but the opposite, the surface 2 facing the bombardment does not penetrate. That the depth T of the columns 4, 4 ' between the individual segments 5, from which the side facing away from the bombardment 3 is formed is smaller than the thickness D of the protective layer 1.
- the depth T of the Columns 4, 4 'between the segments 5 to be at least 0.15 mm smaller than the thickness D.
- the entire layer, i. between the floors 6, 6 'of the columns 4, 4' and the bombardment facing surface 2 must be material with a thickness d of at least 0.15 mm stay.
- the dimensions of the individual segments 5 are between 5 mm ⁇ 5 mm and 250 mm ⁇ 250 mm, with segments with dimensions between 10 mm x 10 mm to 150 mm x 150 mm are preferred. Larger segments are as described previously unsuitable for the Protection against multiple hits with low hit distance, while for smaller Segments of manufacturing costs increases sharply.
- the width of the column between the individual segments is between a few microns, if the column as cracks due uneven thermal expansion or drying and in 1/10 mm Range, if they are produced by means of mechanical processing should however, do not exceed 5 mm.
- the invention is not bound to any particular shape of the segments 5.
- the segments are for example, square, rectangular, parallelogram, polygonal, honeycomb, circular or elliptical.
- the segmented, the bombardment facing surface of the protective layer according to the invention is possibly on a base (so-called "backing"), which is used to catch Bullet fragments (splinters, projectile parts) and for the removal of residual energy is used.
- backing a base
- Bullet fragments splinters, projectile parts
- construction and manufacture of such backings are known in the art. Suitable materials for Production of such backings are z. As metal, aramid fabric or Dyneemagelege.
- the closed, not segmented surface of the protective layer according to the invention directly to the bombardment is exposed.
- the bombardment facing surface of the invention ballistic protective layer may be covered with one or more further layers, for example, ceramic layers.
- ceramic layers for example, ceramic layers.
- such an outer layer can also be made individual tiles are produced, but this variant because of the beginning mentioned economic disadvantages is not preferred.
- the protective layer according to the invention contains at least one ceramic material.
- Suitable materials for protective layers according to the invention are both oxide ceramics such as aluminum oxide and zirconium oxide and non-oxide ceramics such as boron carbide, boron nitride in one of the diamond-shaped high-temperature modifications, silicon nitride, silicon carbide and silicon-infiltrated silicon carbide (SiSiC).
- Particularly suitable are fiber-reinforced ceramics, such as aluminum oxide reinforced alumina, silicon carbide reinforced silicon carbide (SiC / SiC), or carbon fiber reinforced silicon carbide (C / SiC).
- Silicon carbide reinforced with carbon fibers is particularly preferred for the production of the protective layers according to the invention, because during the siliconization-in contrast to the material shrinkage during sintering of conventional ceramics-only relatively small changes in shape occur, so that a high contour accuracy can be achieved. This is particularly advantageous in the production of free-form components, for example curved components.
- the gaps between the segments are filled with a metal or / and a plastic or / and a ceramic material.
- the composition of the material in the gaps differs from the material of which the segments consist, such that the gap-filling material is different from the material whose fraction of the composition of the segments exceeds 50% by volume.
- the segments are made of siliconized ceramics, they also contain free silicon, but in a volume fraction of less than 50%.
- a protective layer according to the invention made of siliconized ceramics they can therefore be completely or partially filled with metallic silicon between the individual segments. "Partially filled” means that the gaps are not filled in their entire volume with the appropriate material.
- the protective layer 1 according to the invention is constructed homogeneously from one of the abovementioned materials and is provided with a segment structure by means of one of the methods according to the invention starting from the surface 3, the gaps 4, 4 'being interposed between the individual segments 5 do not extend through the entire thickness of the layer 1.
- the layer 1 according to the invention consists of two superimposed layers A and B fixedly connected to one another. The first layer A faces the bombardment and the second layer B faces away from the bombardment.
- Layer A has on its outwardly facing, the bombardment side facing a closed surface 2 without segmentation and column, while the outwardly facing, facing away from the bombard surface 3 of the layer B is segmented.
- the gaps 4, 4 'delimiting the individual segments 5 extend maximally through the entire thickness of the layer B up to the interface with the layer A.
- the layers A and B can differ in their composition.
- layer A is provided for the side facing the bombardment is made of a fiber reinforced ceramic, while facing away from the shelling, with the Segmentation to be provided layer B of a ceramic material without fiber reinforcement or with a smaller volume fraction of reinforcing fibers.
- the layer A facing the bombardment contains a volume fraction up to 60% of reinforcing fibers while facing away from the bombardment Layer B, the volume fraction of the reinforcing fibers is at most 45%.
- the volume fraction of the reinforcing fibers in the layer A is less than 50% and in of layer B below 20%.
- the volume fraction of the ceramic material in the bombardment facing away from fiber-reinforced layer B is at least 55%.
- binders such as resins, preferably pyrolyzable Binders and optionally residues of free carbide-forming metals, e.g. when it comes to a silicified ceramic is.
- this is the side facing away from the bombardment provided layer B of a material with a higher coefficient of thermal expansion than the material from which the side facing the bombardment is made Layer A is constructed.
- the layers with the different thermal Expansion coefficients are in a process occurring at elevated temperature generated.
- cracks form in the layer with the larger expansion coefficient, which divide this layer into segments. The cracks extend through the maximum entire thickness of the layer B to the interface with the layer A, which in turn free of cracks remains and for the shelling facing side is provided.
- layers A and B are made of carbon fiber reinforced, carbonizable molding compositions, wherein the fiber content in the layer A is higher than in the Layer B. Is this reinforced to varying degrees with fibers Layers A and B are then infiltrated with liquid silicon, so The conversion to silicon carbide in layers A and B is different Degrees. The lower the fiber content, the higher the degree of siliconization and the Conversion to silicon carbide.
- the layers A, which are siliconized to varying degrees, and B differ in their coefficients of thermal expansion. Because of the higher degree of siliconization, the thermal expansion of the layer B is greater, so that form cracks on cooling, which leads to a segmentation of this layer, while the Layer A remains closed. The crack formation can be determined by the degree of siliconation or Controlling the degree of conversion.
- the fiber reinforcement of the ceramic matrix can penetrate through into the molding compound in the desired Amount introduced short fibers are obtained.
- the segmentation of the layer according to the invention is carried out either on a suitable Intermediate stage of the manufacturing process or as a final process step.
- the segment structure on the surface facing away from the bombardment is, for example, by Material-removing processes such as milling, sawing, grinding, erosion, burn-out, laser beam cutting, Water jet cutting or similar produced.
- Material-removing processes such as milling, sawing, grinding, erosion, burn-out, laser beam cutting, Water jet cutting or similar produced.
- By means of one of these methods is on the side facing away from the bombardment according to the desired segment structure Material removed so that individual islands of material - the segments 5 - stop, between which narrow gaps 4, 4 ', from which the material has been removed, extend.
- These Processes are applied when the ceramic body has already solidified, ie e.g. after drying or after sintering of the green body.
- the material-removing structuring takes place either before or after the siliconization.
- the Un-silicided starting material is easier and easier to use work as the final silicized product.
- one has happened before the silicization Segmentation has the disadvantage that in the subsequent infiltration with liquid Silicon also at least partially fill the gaps between the segments with silicon can.
- This disadvantage is avoided if the columns are silicided by placeholders, For example, leachable materials are filled and blocked according to the Silicifying be removed.
- the finished silicided product is structured on one side, for example, mean erosion or laser beam cutting.
- a segment structure according to the invention is by material-displacing methods such as impressing, impressing or pressing the segment structure into the bombardment remote surface, for example by means of a correspondingly structured stamp or pressing tool available.
- Another material displacing suitable for the production of a segment structure Method is the cutting, in which the surface facing away from the bombardment by Cutting is segmented.
- Another method for segmenting the surface facing away from the bombardment consists in placing placeholders in this surface, if the ceramic material is still is malleable. These placeholders are poured, for example, into the surface, inserted or pressed in. The placeholders are placed in the surface in such a pattern, which corresponds to the course of the column between the segments to be produced. Preferably, bar-shaped placeholders are used, which are a grid, for example an orthogonal Grid, form. If the material has assumed a solidified state, the placeholders are replaced by leaving indentations in the surface away. For example, the placeholders after drying the ceramic Materials removed. Subsequently, the ceramic material is sintered. The sintering process is with a certain, to the extent of the composition of the ceramic Materials dependent shrinkage. This advantageously reduces the Width of the columns 4, 4 '.
- the placeholders consist of a sacrificial material, i. H. a dissolvable or chemically or thermally decomposable, for example pyrolyzable or combustible material and are used during one of the subsequent steps of the Manufacturing process, such as a thermal treatment or treatment removed with a solvent from the solidified material.
- a sacrificial material i. H. a dissolvable or chemically or thermally decomposable, for example pyrolyzable or combustible material
- a thermal treatment or treatment removed with a solvent from the solidified material such as a thermal treatment or treatment removed with a solvent from the solidified material.
- Placeholder of a virtually residue-free pyrolyzable material such as polyvinyl alcohol, Polyvinyl acetate, polymethyl methacrylate or polymethylmethacrylimide in the zu introduced segmenting surface.
- These placeholders are used during sintering pyrolyzed, leaving in the surface recesses back.
- Material-removing, material displacing and based on the use of wildcards Segmentation processes are both for the production of protective layers according to the invention with homogeneous structure according to Figures 1 to 3 and for the production two-layer protective layers of Figure 4 applicable.
- the layer B which is provided for the side facing away from the bombardment, with one of the aforementioned methods, so that a segment structure is obtained.
- two-layer protective layers according to the invention with a To provide one-sided segmentation is applicable when exposed to elevated temperature two successive layers A and layer B with different thermal Allow expansion coefficients to be generated.
- the side facing the shelling provided layer A has the smaller coefficient of thermal expansion.
- Will one Protective layer according to the invention thus constructed after a thermal treatment step, For example, after sintering or after siliconizing, cooled, so form in the Layer B of the material with the higher expansion coefficient cracks, which this Divide the layer into segments.
- the cracks traverse the layer B up to the maximum Interface to the layer A, which in turn thanks to their lower thermal expansion remains free of cracks.
- a ballistic protective layer according to the invention obtained, the surface facing the bombardment is closed while the Shield remote surface into individual, limited by the cracks segments structured is.
- the one-sided cracking is caused for example by the fact that the green body is heated more strongly during drying from one side than from the other.
- the protective layer according to the invention is suitable for the protection of persons, driving and Aircraft and other objects from shelling even in the case of multiple fire with small hit distance, or other types of point-attacking mechanical Burden. Another application of the protective layer according to the invention relates to Protection of satellites from mechanical destruction.
- a grid-shaped web system is introduced. This is in one Distance of about 1 mm above the bottom of the mold fixed.
- the webs that make up the grid is, have a distance of about 20 mm from each other, have a height of approx. 20 mm and form an orthogonal grid.
- the wall of the webs has a thickness of less than 1 mm.
- a sinterable ceramic mass is poured.
- the distance between the grid and the bottom of the mold is an independent leveling of the liquid mass instead.
- After drying leave at a temperature above 80 ° C remove the webs.
- the resulting green body has a closed on one side Surface, whereas the opposite surface with a segmentation having a pattern corresponding to the web system.
- Such green bodies can be sintered in a known manner. Due to the shrinkage of the Material during sintering reduces the width of the column, which occurs when removing the web system have remained, advantageously in the range of about 0.1 to 0.3 mm.
- the mold is prepared and filled as in Example 1, but the web system is made a residue-free pyrolysable material, which after drying first in the Green body remains and in the subsequent high-temperature process completely is pyrolyzed while column 4, 4 ', which enclose segments 5 leaves.
- a sinterable ceramic mass is placed in a mold and made into a green body pre-dried. Subsequently, a corresponding segmentation by impressing a Pattern, for example by means of a lattice-shaped pressing tool or Stamp, or introduced by cutting. The resulting segmentation permeates not the opposite surface.
- a prepared green body is in sintered in a known manner.
- a porous body of carbon fiber reinforced carbon (C / C) with a Total thickness of 8 mm is cut on one side with a cutter so that the cuts form a latticed pattern.
- the cutting depth is a maximum of 7.5 mm.
- the Sections are narrower than 1 mm. The sections were orthogonal in each case 20 mm distance introduced to each other.
- the sections were then filled with boron nitride (hexagonal modification) and the porous body of carbon fiber reinforced carbon (C / C) is infiltrated with liquid silicon in inert atmosphere or under inert gas.
- the Boron nitride filling in the gaps prevents them from filling with silicon.
- This Boron nitride acts during the silicification process as a placeholder, which subsequently is removed by washing.
- An approximately 4 mm high layer of short fiber reinforced carbonizable molding compound with a Volume fraction of 50% carbon fibers is introduced into a mold (layer A).
- the first layer (layer A) has a thickness of about 1 to 1.5 mm, the entire compact has one Height of about 14 mm. It is then carbonized at about 900 ° C.
- the molding compositions of the two layers are due to their different fiber content converted to silicon carbide to varying degrees in subsequent siliconization.
- the molding compound with the higher fiber content, the degree of conversion is lower forms a closed layer A, which is provided for the side facing the bombardment.
- the layer B Because of the higher thermal expansion coefficient of the higher silicided material in The layer B is formed during cooling in this layer to form cracks, which propagate across this layer to the interface with layer A.
- the by the Crack pattern segmented surface of layer B is for the side facing away from the bombardment intended.
- one of two carbon fiber reinforced ceramic layers A and B produced with different degrees of siliconation existing protective layer in the second layer (layer B), the fibers are in the form of a felt Carbon fibers present.
- one of two carbon fiber reinforced ceramic layers A and B produced with different degrees of siliconation existing protective layer.
- the molding compound used for the preparation of the layer B contains none Carbon fibers, but cellulose fibers, which in the carbonization of the molding material also be carbonized.
- a shaped body is produced and hardened.
- these moldings are at a distance of 15 mm orthogonal to each other arranged saw cuts with a cutting width of about 0.5 mm (saw blade width) such introduced that the depth of cut is about 2 mm lower than the component thickness. The saw blade the opposite side is thus not broken.
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- eine perspektivische Darstellung einer erfindungsgemäße Schutzschicht aus der Richtung des Beschusses P gesehen
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- eine perspektivische Darstellung einer erfindungsgemäße Schutzschicht von der dem Beschuss abgewandten Seite aus gesehen
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- eine vergrößerte perspektivische Darstellung einer erfindungsgemäßen Schutzschicht gemäß Figur 2, teilweise aufgebrochen
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- eine vergrößerte perspektivische Darstellung einer weiteren Ausführungsform der erfindungsgemäßen Schutzschicht, teilweise aufgebrochen
In einer Variante der erfindungsgemäßen ballistischen Schutzschicht werden die Spalte zwischen den Segmenten mit einem Metall oder/und einem Kunststoff oder/und einem keramischen Material, aufgefüllt. Dabei unterscheidet sich die Zusammensetzung des Materials in den Spalten von den Material aus dem die Segmente bestehen derart, dass das spaltfüllende Material verschieden ist von dem Material, dessen Anteil an der Zusammensetzung der Segmente 50 vol% überschreitet. Bestehen die Segmente beispielsweise aus silicierter Keramik, so enthält diese auch freies Silicium, jedoch in einem Volumenanteil von weniger als 50 %. In einer erfindungsgemäßen Schutzschicht auss silicierter Keramik können sie Spalten zwischen den einzelnen Segmenten also vollständig oder teilweise mit metallischem Silicium gefüllt werden. "Teilweise gefüllt" bedeutet, dass die Spalte nicht in ihrem ganzen Volumen mit dem entsprechenden Material gefüllt sind.
In einer zweiten Variante, die in Figur 4 dargestellt ist, besteht die erfindungsgemäße Schicht 1 aus zwei aufeinander liegenden, fest miteinander verbundenen Schichten A und B. Die erste Schicht A ist dem Beschuss zugewandt und die zweite Schicht B ist dem Beschuss abgewandt. Schicht A verfügt auf ihrer nach außen weisenden, dem Beschuss zugewandten Seite über eine geschlossene Oberfläche 2 ohne Segmentierungen und Spalte, während die nach außen weisende, dem Beschuss abgewandte Oberfläche 3 der Schicht B segmentiert ist. Die Spalte 4, 4', welche die einzelnen Segmente 5 begrenzen, erstrecken sich maximal durch die gesamte Dicke der Schicht B bis zur Grenzfläche zur Schicht A.
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- ballistische Schutzschicht
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- dem Beschuss zugewandte Schicht
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- dem Beschuss abgewandte Schicht
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- Ballistische Schutzschicht (1), enthaltend mindestens ein keramisches Material,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die dem Beschuss zugewandte Seite eine geschlossene Oberfläche (2) aufweist und die dem Beschuss abgewandte Seite eine segmentierte Oberfläche (3) aufweist, die aus einzelnen, von Spalten (4, 4') begrenzten Segmenten (5) zusammengesetzt ist, wobei die Tiefe (T) der Spalten (4, 4') zwischen den Segmenten (5) mindestens um 0,15 mm kleiner ist als die Dicke (D) der Schicht (1). - Ballistische Schutzschicht (1) nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Segmente (5) quadratisch, rechteckig, parallelogrammförmig, vieleckig, wabenförmig, kreisrund oder elliptisch sind oder schlangenförmige Konturen aufweisen.
- Ballistische Schutzschicht (1) nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Spalte (4, 4') zwischen den Segmenten (5) mit einem Metall, einem Kunststoff und/oder einem keramischen Material komplett oder teilweise gefüllt sind, wobei das die Spalte (4, 4') füllende Material verschieden ist von dem Material, aus dem die Segmente (5) zu mindestens 50 % ihres Volumens bestehen.
- Ballistische Schutzschicht (1) nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die dem Beschuss abgewandte segmentierte Oberfläche (3) auf einer Schutzunterlage (backing) aufliegt oder/und die nicht segmentierte Oberfläche (2) mit einer Deckschicht versehen ist.
- Ballistische Schutzschicht (1) nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass sie mindestens ein keramisches Material aus der Klasse der nichtoxidischen Keramiken enthält.
- Ballistische Schutzschicht (1) nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass sie mindestens ein keramisches Material aus der Klasse der oxidischen Keramiken enthält.
- Ballistische Schutzschicht (1) nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass sie mindestens eines der Materialien Aluminiumoxid, Zirkonoxid, Borcarbid, Siliciumcarbid, mit Silicium infiltriertes Siliciumcarbid, diamantförmige Hochtemperaturmodifikationen von Bornitrid oder Siliciumnitrid enthält.
- Ballistische Schutzschicht nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass sie mindestens ein keramisches Material aus der Klasse der faserverstärkten Keramiken enthält.
- Ballistische Schutzschicht nach Anspruch 8, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die faserverstärkte Keramik eines der Materialien mit Kohlenstofffasern verstärktes Siliciumcarbid, mit Siliciumcarbidfasern verstärktes Siliciumcarbid oder mit Aluminiumoxidfasem verstärktes Aluminiumoxid ist.
- Ballistische Schutzschicht (1) nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, das die Schicht aus zwei fest miteinander verbundenen Schichten aus keramischen Materialien aufgebaut ist,
wobei die erste Schicht (A) dem Beschuss zugewandt und die zweite Schicht (B) dem Beschuss abgewandt ist,Schicht (A) auf ihrer nach außen weisenden, dem Beschuss zugewandten Seite über eine geschlossene Oberfläche (2) verfügt und dieSchicht (B) auf ihrer nach außen weisenden, dem Beschuss abgewandten Oberfläche (3) eine Segmentstruktur aufweist, die aus einzelnen, von Spalten (4, 4') begrenzten Segmenten (5) zusammengesetzt ist. - Ballistische Schutzschicht (1) nach Anspruch 10, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die dem Beschuss zugewandte Schicht (A) eine faserverstärkte Keramik enthält.
- Ballistische Schutzschicht (1) nach Anspruch 10, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass beide Schichten (A) und (B) faserverstärkte Keramiken enthalten, wobeider Volumenanteil der Fasern an der Schichtzusammensetzung in Schicht (A) größer ist als in Schicht (B) undder Volumenanteil der Fasern in der Schicht (A) höchstens 60 % beträgt undder Volumenanteil des keramischen Materials in der Schicht (B) mindestens 55 % beträgt.
- Ballistische Schutzschicht (1) nach Anspruch 10, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die dem Beschuss zugewandte Schicht (A) aus einem Material besteht, dessen thermischer Ausdehnungskoeffizient geringer ist als der des Materials, aus dem die dem Beschuss abgewandte Schicht (B) besteht.
- Ballistische Schutzschicht (1) nach Anspruch 10, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Schichten (A) und (B) aus mit Kohlenstofffasern verstärktem Siliciumcarbid (C/SiC) bestehen, wobeider Volumenanteil der Kohlenstofffasern an der Schichtzusammensetzung in Schicht (A) höher ist als in Schicht (B) unddie Schicht (B) einen höheren Gehalt an Siliciumcarbid aufweist als die Schicht (A).
- Ballistische Schutzschicht (1) nach Anspruch 14, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Schicht (A) ein Gewebe aus Kohlenstofffasern enthält oder/und die Schicht (B) ein Filz aus Kohlenstofffasern oder ein durch Carbonisierung von Cellulosefasern erhaltenes Produkt enthält.
- Verfahren zur Herstellung einer ballistischen Schutzschicht (1) nach einem Ansprüche 1 bis 15, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass auf einer Zwischenstufe des Herstellungsprozesses oder in einem abschließenden Prozessschritt die Spalte (4, 4') zwischen den Segmenten (5) an der Oberfläche (3) durch ein Material abtragendes Verfahren hergestellt werden.
- Verfahren zur Herstellung einer ballistischen Schutzschicht (1) nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 15, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass auf einer Zwischenstufe des Herstellungsprozesses oder in einem abschließenden Prozessschritt die Spalte (4, 4') durch Trennschneiden in die Oberfläche (3) eingebracht werden.
- Verfahren zur Herstellung einer ballistischen Schutzschicht (1) nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 15, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Spalte (4, 4') in die Oberfläche (3) eingeprägt, eingedrückt oder eingepresst werden.
- Verfahren zur Herstellung einer ballistischen Schutzschicht (1) nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 15, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dassan der zu segmentierende Oberfläche (3) an den Stellen, an denen Spalte (4, 4') erzeugt werden sollen, in das noch formbare keramische Material Platzhalter eingelegt, eingepresst oder eingegossen werden,das keramische Material verfestigt wird und die Platzhalter entfernt werden.
- Verfahren nach Anspruch 19,dadurch gekennzeichnet, dassdie Platzhalter aus einem Opfermaterial bestehen unddiese Platzhalter durch Verbrennung, Pyrolyse, chemische oder thermische Zersetzung oder Auflösen dieses Opfermaterials aus dem verfestigten keramischen Material entfernt werden.
- Verfahren zur Herstellung einer ballistischen Schutzschicht nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Segmentstruktur durch einseitige Rissbildung beim Trocknen des Grünkörpers erzeugt wird.
- Verfahren zur Herstellung einer ballistischen Schutzschicht (1) nach Anspruch 13,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, dassin einem bei erhöhter Temperatur ablaufenden Prozess zwei fest miteinander verbundene Schichten (A) und (B) aus keramischen Materialien mit unterschiedlichen thermischen Ausdehnungskoeffizienten erzeugt werden, wobei das Material der Schicht (B) einen höheren thermischen Ausdehnungskoeffizienten hat als das Material der Schicht (A), unddie aus den Schichten (A) und (B) bestehende ballistische Schutzschicht (1) anschließend abgekühlt wird, wobei in der Schicht (B) Risse gebildet werden, die diese Schicht segmentieren. - Verwendung einer ballistischen Schutzschicht nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 15 für den Schutz von Personen, Fahr- oder Flugzeugen oder anderen Objekten vor Beschuss oder punktförmiger Belastung.
- Verwendung einer ballistischen Schutzschicht nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 22 für den Schutz von Satelliten vor mechanischer Zerstörung.
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